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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
7
An item description notes a Gold Higgins pen with an eternal writing fluid, fountain design, stamp pad and indelible drawing features. The listing mentions a stylographic copying inquiry and references pint measures and half units in the context of the product.
Helena reports the Montana Industrial Accident Board under A E Spriggs shows a four year cost under 20 000 annually and 82 000 cases without court appeals while paying out over 500 000 to 26 121 injured workers. The article notes high efficiency versus Nevada Oregon and Washington and cites safety inspections in mines and plants.
Miss Helen Coran serves at a busy Boston intersection as the country’s lone woman traffic cop. She volunteered during the police strike and now handles long lines of vehicles like a veteran.
A young man and his sister returning from a dance in a neighboring town drove a flivver through muddy frozen ruts. The car slipped and wandered into a farmyard, narrowly stopping from crashing into a barn when the sister saw the building looming ahead and hit the brakes.
United States Agriculture dairy division leads education on milk value through lectures demonstrations charts and films. In Bridgeport Connecticut 1600 people heard talks in diverse groups while Illinois factory workers receive milk distribution at work for improved morale and productivity. New Haven department store promotes milk with posters milk tickets and half pint bottles to clerks.
The Illinois experiment station advises dairy barn placement should emphasize comfort, durability, sanitation, and proper layout. Key points include a waterproof roof windproof sides a sturdy easily cleaned floor good drainage and a yard arrangement that prevents runoff toward the barn with southern exposure recommended for winter turnout when possible.
Screen your dairy rooms against flies and keep cows clean to ensure pure milk. Calves eat wheat bran readily, and proper feed circulation boosts milk yield. Attention to calf feeding shapes future dairy stock, while darkened stables by day and pasture by night aid cream checks.
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